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... by Dutton Cook. A Silver Wedding (a tale), by David Christie Murray. About Yorkshire. No 5. by Katharine Maoquoid. Caribbean Twelve per Cents, by J. Arbuthnot Wilson. As 'hosting what Brighton was • hundred years ago, we give an extract from the ...
... the wireless talk he gave from 2LO, which was introduced. in the Radio Times in this way :—Between the Atlantic and the Caribbean, two of thoe most romantic seas in literature, lie the Virgin Islands. Set right in the centre of the seasthe bucaneeers ...
... going castaway thaw Selkirk was one Faker Serrano, a Spaniard, who has left his name to a sterile rook in the middle of the Caribbean Sea. Here was • man with no goats, no tame cats, no pimentopepper ; as Mr. Chadband would spay, without flocks and herds ...
... Boad-sirest. Hoven Is Weat-tienboe. FOR SAIL atWli zaa ht uffses. Mow la How at lloadstest. BOUM TO LIT. law WAD. i i s Task nib Caribbean sad Stables H., 7.. sad Oa be plowed to noshw at Ones of Properdse to be Let sr Sol& order Overlies Woo is above Itealiter ...
... votes and that of Duke Ujest adopted 202 against 80 votes. HAYTI. Liverpool, April 17.—The West India and Pacific steamer Caribbean arrived in the Mersey last night, with five days later news from Hayti. On the 27th ult. a public proclamation was made banishing ...
... Cuts, 4s. od. cloth. SIR EDWARD SEA WARD'S NARRATIVE of his SHIPWRECK, and consequent DISCOVERY of , certain ISLANDS the CARIBBEAN SEA; with a detail many Extraordinary Events in his Life, from 1733 to 1749, as written his own Diary. Edited Miss Jane Porter ...
... purchase. The King has been pleased to a int Major-General Sir Lionel Smith, K.C.B. (the Governor-General of the Wind- ward Caribbean Islands) to be the Governor-General of his The King has also been pleased to revive the Commission ap- Majeety’s Colonies ...
... Islands, an influence altogether independent or her commercial enterprise. They intercept the whole Gulf ot Mexico, and the Caribbean Sea. The gate may be in the hands or America, but the road to it is in the hands England. She could shut it at a moment. ...
... they may be traced the Atlantic to Tr twi11 . .., the highest •soleano in the mil world, to the Azores, Iceland, and the Caribbean Sea. which, engine , ted with the Andes, brings us back to the point from whirls we started, Terra-del-Nem thus proving a ...
... of a bottle wee live days. In ' this last mined inimical, the Race-horse threw out a bottle on the lith of April, in the Caribbean Sea, and I by the Wad of the same month the bottle had made a flied hide voyage of about three degrees of longitude in a ...
... seedling Geraniums, 2s. Gd. to E. Granger. Esq.—Cactus, ss. to W. B. Burne, Esq.— Ditto, 7s. to Mr. VV. Meggs. Pancratium Caribbean, 3s. 6d. to J. VV. Buller, Esq.—Collection of Shrubby Calceolarias, 3s. Cd. to Ditto.—Hybrid Tropaeolum, 2*. 6d. to T. Jackson ...
... dirovery of America dial ream be abate hi. original tenject,..—and with eronderfol p.nte► meek veiled westward through the Caribbean See, emoted tbseedeen aide Central America, and warded eagerly fur • pomp whits cod•rt him to lb. Indian et spies. In his ...